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Most cited papers from Garden Organic

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What are the most cited papers from Garden Organic?

The most cited paper from Garden Organic is "Managing soil fertility in organic farming systems" (Christine A. Watson, David John Atkinson, Peter Gosling et al., 2002), with 526 citations. Next come "Scale matters: the impact of organic farming on biodiversity at different spatial scales" (482) and "Autistic Self-Advocacy and the Neurodiversity Movement: Implications for Autism Early Intervention Research and Practice" (409).

Showing 50 of 61 papers. Every paper with more than 9 citations is listed.

Most cited papers, sortable by citations and release date
#Paper
1 Managing soil fertility in organic farming systems Christine A. Watson, David John Atkinson, Peter Gosling et al. · Soil Use and Management Sep 2002 526
2 Scale matters: the impact of organic farming on biodiversity at different spatial scales Doreen Gabriel, Steven M. Sait, Jenny A. Hodgson et al. · Ecology Letters 5 May 2010 482
3 Autistic Self-Advocacy and the Neurodiversity Movement: Implications for Autism Early Intervention Research and Practice Kathy Leadbitter, Karen Leneh Buckle, Ceri Ellis et al. · Frontiers in Psychology Open access 12 Apr 2021 409
4 Agronomic and environmental implications of organic farming systems E. Stockdale, Nicolas H. Lampkin, Malla Hovi et al. · Advances in agronomy Book chapter 2001 405
5 Microbial and biochemical soil quality indicators and their potential for differentiating areas under contrasting agricultural management regimes Gary D. Bending, Mary K. Turner, Francis Rayns et al. · Soil Biology and Biochemistry 25 Jun 2004 383
6 Developing “community” in community gardens Chris Firth, Damian Maye, David H. Pearson · Local Environment Open access Jul 2011 366
7 Is the productivity of organic farms restricted by the supply of available nitrogen? Pete M. Berry, Roger Sylvester-Bradley, Lois Philipps et al. · Soil Use and Management Sep 2002 357
8 Managing soil fertility in organic farming systems Watson C.A.*, David John Atkinson, P. Gosling et al. · Soil Use and Management Sep 2002 296
9 Resistance to Erysiphe fischeri in two populations of Senecio vulgaris J. R. BEVAN, Donald D. Clarke, I. R. Crute · Plant Pathology Aug 1993 252
10 Long-term changes in soil fertility in organic arable farming systems in England, with particular reference to phosphorus and potassium Peter Gosling, Mark A Shepherd · Agriculture Ecosystems & Environment 6 Jul 2004 244
11 Organic production and ethical trade: definition, practice and links Angela W. Browne, Phil J.C. Harris, A.H Hofny-Collins et al. · Food Policy Feb 2000 226
12 Organic certification and the UK market: organic imports from developing countries Hazel Rose Barrett, Angela W. Browne, Phil J.C. Harris et al. · Food Policy Open access Aug 2002 158
13 Changes in microbial community metabolism and labile organic matter fractions as early indicators of the impact of management on soil biological quality Gary D. Bending, C. Putland, Francis Rayns · Biology and Fertility of Soils 4 Apr 2000 150
14 The effectiveness of botanic garden collections in supporting plant conservation: a European case study Mike Maunder, Sarah Higgens, Alastair Culham · Biodiversity and Conservation Mar 2001 143
15 Food beyond the city – Analysing foodsheds and self-sufficiency for different food system scenarios in European metropolitan regions Ingo Zasada, Ulrich Schmutz, D.M. Wascher et al. · City Culture and Society Open access 12 Jun 2017 124
16 Cattle manure quality in Maragua District, Central Kenya: effect of management practices and development of simple methods of assessment John K. Lekasi, J.C. Tanner, S.K. Kimani et al. · Agriculture Ecosystems & Environment 4 Feb 2003 88
17 Organic weed management: A review of the current UK farmer perspective R. J. Turner, Gareth Davies, H. C. Moore et al. · Crop Protection 19 Oct 2006 86
18 EU-Rotate_N - a decision support system - to predict environmental and economic consequences of the management of nitrogen fertiliser in crop rotations Clive R. Rahn, Kaihong Zhang, Robert Lillywhite et al. · European Journal of Horticultural Science Open access 2010 85
19 The ‘Neighbourhood Effect’: A multidisciplinary assessment of the case for farmer co-ordination in agri-environmental programmes Lee‐Ann Sutherland, Doreen Gabriel, L. J. Hathaway-Jenkins et al. · Land Use Policy 25 Oct 2011 76
20 Smallholder Farmers and Organic Certification: Accessing the EU Market from the Developing World Hazel Rose Barrett, Angela W. Browne, Phil J.C. Harris et al. · Biological Agriculture & Horticulture 2001 69
21 Organic management of tilled agricultural soils results in a rapid increase in colonisation potential and spore populations of arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi Paul Gosling, Ayako Ozaki, Julie E. Jones et al. · Agriculture Ecosystems & Environment 17 Sep 2010 65
22 Thermal imaging systems Agema Infrared System Ltd · NDT & E International Jun 1994 61
23 Variation for virulence in Erysiphe fischeri from Senecio vulgaris J. R. BEVAN, I. R. Crute, Donald D. Clarke · Plant Pathology Aug 1993 55
24 The Effect of Temperature on the Viability Of Weed Seeds in Compost A. C. GRUNDY, J.M. Green, Margi Lennartsson · Compost Science & Utilization Jun 1998 54
25 Prosopis pods as human food, with special reference to Kenya# SK Choge, NM Pasiecznik, Mark Stephen Harvey et al. · Water SA Open access 15 Dec 2009 54
26 Food Regimes, Capital, State, and Class: Friedmann and McMichael Revisited Mark Tilzey · Sociologia Ruralis Open access 14 Mar 2019 50
27 Prosopis pods as human food, with special reference to Kenya Simon Choge, Nick Pasiecznik, M Harvey et al. · Water SA Open access 6 Dec 2018 48
28 The impact of herbicide management on long‐term changes in the diversity and species composition of weed populations A. C. GRUNDY, Andrew Mead, W Bond et al. · Weed Research 10 Nov 2010 48
29 Diversity and variation in expression of resistance to Erysiphe fischeri in Senecio vulgaris J. R. BEVAN, I. R. Crute, Donald D. Clarke · Plant Pathology Aug 1993 47
30 Pathologists and entomologists must join forces against forest pest and pathogen invasions Hervé Jactel et al. · NeoBiota Open access 10 Jul 2020 43
31 Capacity building for food justice in England: the contribution of charity-led community food initiatives Moya Kneafsey, Luke Owen, E.P. Bos et al. · Local Environment Open access 24 Oct 2016 43
32 The Americanization of Europe Edward A. McCreary · The International Executive Dec 1965 42
33 Current use of copper, mineral oils and sulphur for plant protection in organic horticultural crops across 10 European countries Nikolaos Katsoulas, Anne-Kristin Løes, Didier Andrivon et al. · Organic Agriculture Open access 7 Oct 2020 41
34 A review of ploidy in the genus Prosopis (Leguminosae) Liz Trenchard, Phil J.C. Harris, Steve J. Smith et al. · Botanical Journal of the Linnean Society Open access 21 Feb 2008 41
35 Genetics of specific resistance in pea (Pisum sativum) cultivars to seven races of Pseudomonas syringae pv. pisi J. R. BEVAN, John D. Taylor, I. R. Crute et al. · Plant Pathology Feb 1995 40
36 Food Production and Consumption: City Regions between Localism, Agricultural Land Displacement, and Economic Competitiveness Federica Monaco, Ingo Zasada, D.M. Wascher et al. · Sustainability Open access 11 Jan 2017 36
37 Autumn control of rosy apple aphid, Dysaphis plantaginea (Passerini), with aphicides J. V. Cross, S. Cubison, Adrian L. Harris et al. · Crop Protection 21 Dec 2006 34
38 Identification of Prosopis juliflora and Prosopis pallida Accessions Using Molecular Markers Gorka Landeras, Mikel Alfonso, Nick Pasiecznik et al. · Biodiversity and Conservation 13 Jun 2005 33
39 Genetic analysis of a heritage variety collection Jennifer Preston, Brian V. Ford-Lloyd, Lloyd M. Smith et al. · Plant Genetic Resources 11 Dec 2018 30
40 The role of urban agriculture in food-energy-water nexus policies: Insights from Europe and the U.S Runrid Fox-Kämper, Caitlin K. Kirby, Kathrin Specht et al. · Landscape and Urban Planning Open access 3 Aug 2023 28
41 The office development cycle in London Richard Barras · Land Development Studies 1984 27
42 Evaluation of analytical techniques for measurement of denture-base acrylic resin glass-transition temperature R Huggett, S.C. Brooks, Archie M Campbell et al. · Dental Materials 1990 26
43 Facilitation of Urtica dioica colonisation by Lupinus arboreus on a nutrient-poor mining spoil Paul Gosling · Plant Ecology Jun 2005 22
44 Green manures – effects on soil nutrient management and soil physical and biological properties Francis Rayns, Anton Rosenfeld · Pure (Coventry University) Open access Oct 2010 20
45 Discovery of a life history shift: precocious flowering in an introduced population of Prosopis Nick Pasiecznik, A. Ould Mohamed Vall, Sophie Nourissier-Mountou et al. · Biological Invasions Dec 2006 20
46 Medical students’ knowledge of smoking Moore Allen · Thorax Open access 1999 14
47 Genetic variation in minerals, crude protein and structural carbohydrates of foliage in provenances of young plants ofProsopis cineraria (L.) Druce in India Sunder Singh Arya, R. P. Bisht, Rajesh Singh Tomar et al. · Agroforestry Systems 1995 14
48 Changes in the Weed Seedbank Following Different Weeding Treatments in Drilled Salad Onion and Carrot Crops Grown in Organic and Conventional Systems W Bond, H. C. Moore, Rachel Atkinson et al. · Biological Agriculture & Horticulture 1998 13
49 Converting simulated total dry matter to fresh marketable yield for field vegetables at a range of nitrogen supply levels Claas Nendel, Ulrich Schmutz, Accursio Venezia et al. · Plant and Soil 13 May 2009 13
50 TECOMELLA UNDULATA(ROHIRA): A VALUABLE TREE OF THE THAR DESERT S. Arya, Om Parkash Toky, S Harris et al. · International Tree Crops Journal 1992 13

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